New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
ACCUSING JUDGE DAILY OF INJUSTICE

A LETTER FROM LAW FIRM cRIrIcIsNa HIS
COURSE.
To IN. Editor Of RE Tribune.
SIR: As matter OF justice to us we wish the pubic 10
know that we claim great injustice has been done 10 us
by the article headed Proceedings Decidedly irrog-
MAR I'm today's issue OF your paper Judge j. T. Day
does not set aside the Judgment which we obtained ana
therefore IL was regularly obtained on notice After
such Judgment against infants the court having pro-
tected them during the suit by guardian al htein ana
decided against them they are treated oy the law inc
same "a any other person and the judgment is collected
by law tho any other Judgment, oy execution
against property For nearly two years we tried 10 col
ect the Judgment by supplementary proceedings and by
proceedings for contempt OF court AMI failed rs the
general guardian absconded Then we proceeded TO sell
the right title and interest of the defendants IN an OLD
house and lot lSl AvenueB. II by II, through the
Sheriff It was worth about 10000 We did not sell
the house and lot for 1t did not belong to defendants
They had right title and interest in it only What that
Was or what IL was WORTH IS not known to this day The
fee WAS owned by four persons subject to the tenancy
bv the courtesy for life OF healthy young men, and
subject to $1,000 Of Judgments IL was not a market
able title. No would buy such an unknown uncer =
tam We had to do so at pnoc auction SIX years
ago and paid $240 for tnot the house but the right
title and interest OF two people m II Iae deenda ms
time. In November. 1856. an e)ectmeht SUIT was
brought TO obtain possession OF TINS rsn u9 aS e
Tended They always claimed the sale void Inc e)eot
suit to test H. after when partoh suit "ou
have TO be brought to get the amount In dollars ana
cents OF the value 81 this right title and Interest Inc
defendants now motion to set aside the Judgment
Judge DAILY done injustice by his errors ana we
shall appeal at once recfy the and have no
doubt OF n reversal OF his ruling Truly yours,
~ GEoRGE +. LASGBsty.
J. c. JULIUS LASGBEIN
Ne,c- York. June ,, 1887.
THE article referred to was n fair and UMPIRE
indeed report of court case, and Judge Dalv not
| TIE TRIBUNE, is responsible for speaking OF the
proceed iugs irregular. As tn whether any wrong
has been done by Judge DAILY to this firm OF lawyers
and whether he mas fallen INTO any errors thas 10
a matter to be determined in the courts. but IL
may oe remarked that Judge DAILY mas a good
reputation for accuracy and impartialRy.-
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